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Old 01-14-2015, 10:11 PM
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my plan from the get go with this tractor has been FEL. found that z482 at an auction for a hundred bucks and it has that pump on it behind the injector pump so i figgered bonus. seems like a great pump for a loader to me plus you couldnt find a cleaner way to mount one
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my plan from the get go with this tractor has been FEL. found that z482 at an auction for a hundred bucks and it has that pump on it behind the injector pump so i figgered bonus. seems like a great pump for a loader to me plus you couldnt find a cleaner way to mount one
I agree!

I"ve got a D600 sitting waiting for install into a gear drive. I was planning the same thing to give a GD hydraulics.
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Scott Murphy did a nice one a few years ago. Google "Scott Murphy gear drive" and you will find the link. He does some very nice work.
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i found this while i was in there looks like a PO had the fan bracket break and or crack and had it welded looks like its holding up fine to me
Wasn't there a recall or at least a movement to replace that steel fan bracket with a beefier cast aluminum one? My 782D had one that I replaced when it developed cracks in much the same way yours did, and fell off. I was EXTREMELY lucky the radiator survived!
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I've installed engine heaters on several Kubota engines and they've always gone in the head. The frost plug areas on the block don't have enough depth for the heating element. It's just a thin water jacket and the holes don't line up between the cylinders so the element could go in that larger area.
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I've installed engine heaters on several Kubota engines and they've always gone in the head. The frost plug areas on the block don't have enough depth for the heating element. It's just a thin water jacket and the holes don't line up between the cylinders so the element could go in that larger area.
I thought this last night, but have never even touched a Kubota, so I didn't know. It just seemed to me there wouldn't be a lot of room in that water jacket.
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34 degrees today plugged in for 30 minutes 15 sec on glo plugs and whoo hoo it started. normally at this temp it would need to be jump started as it dont have the starter upgrade yet. so played a little in the snow
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